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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
2
Governor Haske's latest Twitter flare sparks a public dispute with President Roosevelt overAquwar import policy. Names like Foraker, Mankell, and Heskel emerge amid accusations, with reactions split along party lines as the debate intensifies.
Nominees were A V Chamberlin and Jamon Muswell for justice of the peace and Livinle Roper for constable at Coeur d Alene precinct. Balloting showed Chamberlin leading, Muswell second, Roper third, with Lewis trailing as the fourth candidate in the recent election.
A local notice calls a gathering of the Kth Wane of Coeur d’Alene and vicinity to organize a citizen’s club backing the rule of the people and opposing undue influence of money. George F. Rivere and others are listed as organizers with venue and time details for enrollment.
A lengthy testimony by Representative James Ford of Missouri discusses the broad issue of unfair weighing of maize and the interpretation of law governing postage weight and compensation. He cites shifts in weighing rules from 90 days to 100 days and back, noting impacts on the amount of money withheld from shipments and the average daily weight used to compute payments.
A damaged transcript depicts tension around Mr Ryan and Speaker Cannon with accusations of financial manipulation. References to a ledger, endowments, and demands for accountability surface amid claims of industry influence and public doubt about wealth and integrity.
A famed author receives a sealed envelope marked not to be opened until a baby’s thirtieth birthday. The note triggers a chain of curiosity as the woman confronts a looming revelation and what lies inside the thick envelope. The scene hints at revenge and a hidden past surrounding a writer and a controversial event.
A fragmented London Sketch piece notes Lines by Rick Post and a misidentification clash, referencing a fellow who fought a battle and a reader questioning if he truly resembles a certain character. The text hints at a misread identity and a claim about likeness.
Fragmentary text shows a person speaking about a car going very fast with unclear details and a line about a weather-gleaned resemblance to a person or place. Names and concrete facts are unreadable. only hints remain to suggest a blurred crime or incident note.
Fragmentary note requests leaving personal information at the press or by ten in society news. The item hints at a publication routine or contact method but lacks clear names, places, or dates to confirm full details.
Voters must register to vote in the county elections. Four precincts and four registering places are listed from Rathdrum to Coeur d'Alene. Precinct offices include Coeur d'Alene Furniture Co store, Ki B. Keller, Hotel Idaho, and 1029 Second Street. Registration hours are 9 am to 6 pm daily and 7 pm to 9 pm on evenings. residents urged to register promptly.
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